The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 5

ve ve TUESDAY, AUGUST '3, 1920 COUNTY SEWING: CLUBS WORK IS ABOUT COVERED, Courge of Work is Nearly Over —Exhibits to Follow in / Fall war The sewing c1uy work ‘of the vari- ous Boys and Girls clubs throughout Burleigh county. is nearly complsted. A small. amount of work covering darning and patching remains to be done yet. This club work is under the direc- tion of the extension department o1 the State Department of ‘Agriculture, in each county the work is being carried on_-by the Home Demonstra- stration Agents, in Burleigh, county by Miss ‘Elsie Stark. In the Apple Creek club the work was carried on under the immediate oversight Of Mrs, Arthur Knudtson. In Menoken the work was done under Mrs. Holmes, while in Wing, Mrs. G Oleirgson had charge of it. The 'local leaders are to a large degree responsible for the excellent results obtained in the work. Only through their interest and spirit was the continuance of the work ‘possib:e In the fall an exhibition of the work done ‘by. the different sewing clubs will ‘be held in each county. At the ,county displays the four best,exhibits will be selected for ex- hibition at the Missouri Slope fair The winner of the competition there will be given a free trip to the Fargo meeting in January. Miss Stark is highly complimented in*reports received’ by the state de: partment and those ir, the field con- sider her one of the best and most successful demonstration agents: in the Nore ne + > i “ity ‘NEWS e e Wing Man. Here. Ed Rowe, of Wing, was in the city on business yesterday, Returns’ Home Miss’ Marie Helgeson’ returned to her home in- Dunn Center Monday af- ter a ten day visit with friends here. Auditor Here. V. J. Hunter, traveling auditor for the Soo lines, was in Bismarck yes- yesterday and went over the records of the local Soo office. East on Buying Trip: Phil Webb, ofthe Webb Brothers drygoods firm, has gone east on a purchasing trip for the firm. He will ‘be >gone until sometime next month looking over the datest, dry. Boods of- ferings.© =)". , “ i age Visits Here. Mrs. C..E.; McCreary, of Washing- ton, D. G., is-visiting friends in the city, Mrs.” McCreary is a pioneer resident of ‘Bismarck; leaving this city in: 1882. “Return from Florida Theodore Koffel. and George H. Paul havesreturned ‘from .a busi trip to. Florida, during which they vi: ited Pensacola -and several other ci- ties. Ferdinand» Leutz, of Hebron, who went -with .them, remained in Florida to .complete’ business _mat- ters. ‘ Attended Conference Last week Miss Elsie Stark, home demonstration agent, attended a con- ference at the state agriculture col- lege at Fargo. Miss Grace H. Fry- senger, of the states relation bureau of ‘the department of agriculture, who has charge. of 33 woman agents Delicately’ soft ahd refiges” fu.the epmplexion aided by Nadine Face Powder This exqulaite beautifer im- farts on indefingble charm charm ‘and loveliness hb “endure throughout ye day and linger in the meme y. > Ee. coolness sis “fefteshing, gad it caynot barrh the ten- dérest thin, Sold ia Its giekn bow at leading, tgilet gountere of by NATIONAL /TOILET. COW PARIS, TENN, “Sold by Finney’s Drug Store, Cowa Drug Store, Jos. Breslow and other: | MILLINERS AGAINST / BY CORA MOORE, New York's Fashion Authority. ‘New York, Aug. 3.—With summer. revels at their maddest and ‘merrijest, New York has been wearing fall hats. for weeks. From the first of July, it has been practically impos- | sible to buy a frpgsh-looking summer straw. The members of the Millinery as-i sociation seem to be divided among themselves on the question, and not just quite sure, whether, in the long run, it is an advantage or a disad- vantage to their trade to have the} dear women overlapping the seasons in the/matter of hats. One of the members advocates that al summer hats should be bought between June throughout the northwest, discussed their work here and similar work in other states, with .the demonstration agents. ‘Leaves for. Visit Miss Gertrude Smith left yesterday for Minot ‘to visit her cousin, Mrs. Otto Wannagat. : Baby Git,” A baby girl wide born to Mr. and Mrs, ‘A. ‘E, Schwede, ‘of Max, at St. ,Alexius hospital this morning. -§ License Issued A marriage license has been issued to George Samuel Scott, of St. Xavi- ar, Mont., and Miss :Myrtle Daisy Eaton, , of Bismarck. Visiting Here Miss Veva Allensworth, of, Brittin, is visiting here for a fow-days. | She is the guest of Mrs. Mildred Allens: worth, 49. Thayer s t On Visit Miss Cora Suckow, of. the Bismarck | | hospital, is on her vacation, She | will visit friends and relatives ay 4 number of points in Montana. Leave for Lakes The. (Miss: Dorothy Schnecker, ‘atherine McDonald, Frances antl , Florence Peterson left this morning for Minneapolis, to spend their vaca- tion at the lake: California Visitors i L. Knuatson, of San Diego, Cal.. is visiting his brothers, George, red and Arthur Knudtson. His daughter, Mabel, accompanied him to the and will teach in the grade schools of the city the coming year. Grand Forks Visitor Here Mrs, Ella. M. alg, of Grand Forks, formerly a resident of Bismarck, is ending a few days here as the guest of Mrs. Charles taley, 701 *Sixth street. (Mrs. Vale is on 4 trip through thé west. Wilson Man Here . W. J. Emery, of Wilsor township, was in the city yesterday. He is treasurer of the district in Wilson township and was here on business connected with the school. He was accompanied by his daugh- ter. y “ At Dr Druggists Meet Dr.. F, KR. Smyth, of the public health service, left this morning for Grand Forks, where he will attend the annual convention of the North ‘Dakota druggists association. Dr. Smyth will speak on the state laws | of the state and their relation to the drug trade. FOR UNSEASONABLE HATS FAD ,; 2l-and Sept. 21). and winter hats be- ; tween Dec: i and March 2 \~ Alt. the buyers are wae from Hurope now,,and here is what they learned{taolt hats: Small hats and + medium ones with the turn-up across the face are: models still in the run- ning, and those with brims that slope down all around and then have a nar- row wight edge in addition are! especial vored, as noted the two May Smith hats illustrated. It’s the material that is going to] court most this fall in hats, and in these there is a tendency to repr ro: | duce the skins of animals. After! that, there are embroideries in; range patterns and ornaments of | | old device; many of which appear) i symbolic. H AAR RRR Baby Girl Born A baby .girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wijiam C. Morbérg, 220 So. Seventh street, at the Lismarck’ hos- j Dital this’ morning. On Vacations Three nurses of St. Alexius hospi- tal left for their vacations, this pore a 1 CUDAHYS ACT | IN MOVIES | ls LOS ANGELWS—‘“Just for the fun of” it,” Ann/ and ‘Michael Cudahy, youngest scions of the Cudahy fam- , ily of Kansas City packers, are’ play- ing with Monroe Salisbury in “The Barbarian.” They’re doing so well that Salisbury is trying to get them !for other movies. \ ' marck I. {work., Apply: Chocolate Shop. (BARS REPORTED BISMARCK DAILY ‘TRIBUNB i ing. Miss Cennie Locker goes to her home at Richardton; Miss Carlsen will spend her’ vacation in Mjss Agnes Brown will spend her vacation at, her home in Bismarck. Leave on Motor Trip “Mr. and Mrs. J. Huyek lett today on a motor trip to southern Minnesota. Underwood Woman Here Mrs. R. G, Anderson, of Underwood, was in the city on ‘busin: yesterday. Mrs, Anderson is‘ proprietor of the hotel at Underwood. Visit in Minnesota Mrs. Dan \R. Middleman and her mother, Mrs. E. G. Beithon, have left tor Fergus Falls, Minn., to visit Mrs. Beithon’s daughter there. Found Drunk A man giving his name as L. Goole, of Underwood, was picked up by the local police yesterday, charged with being drunk. He failed to appear for a hearing this morning and forfeited his cash bail. Settling Estate John and Martin Reddy, and Miss’ Carey Reddy, of D i,.and Miss Reddy’s sister, Mrs. Lang, the city yesterday on business con- nected with the settlement of their fathers estate, Former. Resident Dies Word has been received here of the! death of George A, Renner, of Seattle, on August 1. Mr. Renner’s death fol- lowed Bright’s disease. Bismarck for about 25 years and many people here will remembér him. Party Postponed Owing to an unusual amount sickness the children’s party which was to have been held at the Country club on August 7, has been postponed until a later date. A great deal of interest in golf has been shown by the young members of the club and for that reason a tournament, with prizes and awards, has been arranged for Saturday. morning, August 7. Those under sixteen may qualify and by noti- fying Mrs; Poole or calling 445K may obtain the necessary information, Hospital News Mrs. -C,. (Mnitschelknaus, of Mott; Mrs. iN, J. Walker, of Anamoose; Al- ma ‘Person, Mandan;: Clarence Dan ietson, ef Wilton; and Alma Ziegen- hagel of Laehr, have been admitted to the Bismarck hospital. » Lena Schultz, of Rosebud, S. D.; and Alene Mathesor, 40 Thayer street, have been. discharged from the Bismarck hospital. Master Sidney Breslow, of Bis- ; Mrs. Mary Gunderson, of Bis- Elmer Hill, of Steele; Mrs. Theo, Zeller, of Heil; Henry Mooney, of Watauga S. D., and William G. Roylance, 922 Seventh street, have been admitted to St. Alexius hospi- tal. ' MissAlicg Anderson, of Leith, ahd Peter, Lang, “ot, Center, ‘have ‘been dis- charged from St. Alexiug hospital. i With the Movies oy TINGE He couldn't cat a beefsteak to a That’s what they thought ,of Andy at the office. Then one day something happened. “starving millionaire!” Flasher. | were inj} He lived in! of i VICTRO 18675—(All Star—Onestep. . . (Hy’n Dri—Fox Trot. * B5e The All Star Trio more hits. “All Star” i light bh step of the kind the trio most delights in. “Hy’n Dri” is a ¢ jay-hawk sort of fox-trot—a perfect “honey” to dance to. : 85 ~ _ As for “Love Nest.” ask anybody. of it. “A Young Man’s Fancy” soon be dancing to this record—to one $677—(Tiddle-Dee-Winks . ({ Love the Land of Old Black Joe ........+ 85c to rival that lady as the “favor in its. music. THE song is a “T Love the Land of Old Black Joe” is 18676—(The Love Nest .. (Blue Diamonds ......... stark, am “Love Nest” is the hit of the musi much the hit of the comic opera season, Heads are going are going to heat faster wherever it is heard. part “Blue Diamonds.” 35697-——(Gems from «Apple Bi Blossoms”. Victor Light (Gems from “Irene”.......... Victor Light ' $1.35 bye.” Those from “Tvene” Gown,” “Castle of Dr eams” and “Irene.” “Each Shining Hour”—De Gorgorza whee “Home”—Emmy Destinn . “Li a”-—Geraldine Farrar “Quar tet’ No. 3 “Heaven is My ‘Home’t—Mabel Garrsion...... “Introduction and Tarantektle”Jascha Heifetz.... “Last Night”—Mme. Homer and Mi: “When Night. Descends”—-McCormack and Kreigler “Blue Danube Waltz”—Philadelnhia Orchestra. .: “Prelude in G. Minor”—Rachmaninoff, Sergei. “Otello—-Era La Notte’—Titta Ruffo......... * * ® You've guessed it. A girl! Now they're calling Andy'“Mr. Gray.” See “Old Folks at Home”—Ernestine Schumann-Heink . Andy at the Eltinge: tonight. ‘Two girls, wanted for table FROM RECORDS DRAWS A FINE Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 3.—Police Chief Frank W, Smith was’ found guilty of contempt of court and fined $100 by Judge Levine in Common Pleas court today. Judge Levine/ held him guilty of failing to observe the court's in junction, to open all police records to reportérs for The Cleve- land News. Enforcement of the fine was with- nel until the case is finally disposéd of The charges of contempt. against INOT THE ONLY ONE There Are Other Bismarck 'People Similarly Situated. ‘Can there be any stronger proof offered than the evidence of Bismarck residents? After you have read the following, quietly answer the ques- tion. Chas, L. Pearce, farmer, 220. 2nd St., Bismarck, says: “I /have used Doan’s Kidney Pills on different oc- casions when suffering from. disord- ered kidneys and they have always done me good. 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